ok, yeah, i understand that they might represent ideals different from yours, but really? not one of those books promotes or encourages anything directly against Christianity. or, i suppose, that's my opinion anyway, and i guess you'res might be different, which is the point of this question anyway. none of those books claim to have even the smallest foundation of fact; they are believe it or not, all categorized as "fiction". as in, not true, as recognized byt he author, publisher, and general public. why are these different from any other fiction books? i'm mostly looking for the viewpoints of other Christians but i also welcome the viewpoints of others. please, no senseless bashing of either Christians or of the books if you have somehtign to say make it reasonable and support it
2007-11-08
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